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 \n# Franklin and the Duckling\n\nNEUBONES  \nStory written by Sharon Jennings  \nFranklin is a trademark of Kids Can Press Ltd.  \nIllustrations ◎2007 Brenda Clark Illustrator Inc.  \nPublished in Canada byKids Can Press Ltd.29 Birch AvenueToronto,ON M4V IE2  \nwww.kidscanpress.com  \nSeries editor:Tara WalkerEdited by Jennifer StokesDesigned by Céleste Gagnon  \nPrinted and bound in China  \nCM 070987654321CM PA 070987654321  \nLibrary and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication  \nJennings,Sharon  \nFranklin and the duckling/written by Sharon Jennings;illustrated by Sean Jeffrey,Sasha McIntyre,Jelena Sisic.  \nFrom an episode of the animated TV series Franklinproduced by Nelvana Limited,Neurones France s.a.r.l.andNeurones Luxembourg S.A,based on the Franklin booksby Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark.  \nIlustrated by Sean Jeffrey,Sasha McIntyre and Jelena Sisic.Based on the TV episode Franklin and the Duckling,written by Nicola Barton.  \n⑧Kids Can Read is a registered trademark of Kids Can Press Ltd.  \nThe character of Franklin was created by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark.Text ◎ 2007 Contextx Inc.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in aretrieval system or transmitted,in any form or by any means,without the priorwritten permission of Kids Can Press Ltd.or,in case of photocopying or otherreprographic copying,a license from The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency(Access Copyright).For an Access Copyright license,visit www.accesscopyright.caor call toll free to 1-800-893-5777.  \nKids Can Press acknowledges the financial support of the Government of Ontario,through the Ontario Media Development Corporation's Ontario Book Initiative;theOntario Arts Council;the Canada Council for the Arts;and the Government ofCanada,through the BPIDP,for our publishing activity.  \nPublished in the U.S.byKids Can Press Ltd.2250 Military RoadTonawanda,NY 14150  \nThe hardcover edition of this book is smyth sewn casebound.The paperback edition of this book is limp sewn with a drawn-on cover.  \n(Kids Can read)The character Franklin was created by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark.  \nISBN-13:978-1-55337-888-4(bound)ISBN-10:1-55337-888-1 (bound)  \nISBN-13:978-1-55337-889-1(pbk.)ISBN-10:1-55337-889-X(pbk.)  \n1.Ducklings-Juvenile fiction.I.Jeffrey,Sean II McIntyre,SashaII.Sisic,Jelena IV.Bourgeois,Paulette V.Clark,Brenda VI.Title.VII.Series:Kids Can read (Toronto,Ont.)  \nPS8569.E563F71572007jC813:54C2005-902222-1  \nTMKids Can Press is a[◎USEntertainment company  \n# Franklin and the Duckling\n\nKids Can Press  \nFranklin can tie his shoes.Franklin can count by twos.  \nAnd Franklin can take good careof his pet goldfish,Goldie.  \nNow,Franklin wants another pet.This is a problem.His mother says,\"No more pets!\"  \nThey d","cbCaibTYI0aevNbj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibTYI0aevNbj","pdf",2320180,"English","# A Note to Parents and Teachers\n## Level 1:Kids Can Start to Read\n## Level 2:Kids Can Read with Help\n## Level 3:Kids Can Read Alone\n# Franklin and the Duckling","[{\"question\":\"What is the Kids Can Read series designed to do?\",\"answer\":\"It helps children imagine, laugh, and learn to read through humorous stories, appealing characters, and engaging illustrations built for beginning readers.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the Kids Can Read levels differ?\",\"answer\":\"Level 1 uses short stories, simple sentences, easy vocabulary, and repetition; Level 2 offers longer stories and more varied sentences with some repetition; Level 3 uses longer, more complex stories with more challenging vocabulary and minimal repetition.\"},{\"question\":\"What problem does Franklin face in Franklin and the Duckling?\",\"answer\":\"Franklin wants another pet, which his mother says is not allowed—“No more pets!”\"}]","Franklin and the Duckling - First Readers Series | PDF",1790588531,62]